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Tough Denver DUI Program Graduates First Class

Tough Denver DUI program graduates first class

Filed under: Colorado Drug Treatment Centers

The group completed a rigorous program of longer-than-usual treatment, frequent and random Breathalyzer and urine analysis and drug tests, court appearances every other week, along with close supervision and support of counselors and others in their …
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Strokes on the Rise

Strokes on the rise

Filed under: drug treatment program in cincinnati ohio

… age 55 or younger made up a greater percentage of all strokes over time, growing from 13 percent in 1993-94 to 19 percent in 2005, according to the study authored by Dr. Brett Kissela of the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine in Ohio and …
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Long Drug Course No Help for UTI in Men

Long Drug Course No Help for UTI in Men

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In fact, treatment beyond 7 days increased the likelihood of late recurrence (10.8% versus 8.4%, P<0.001) and slightly, but significantly, increased the frequency of Clostridium difficile infection, reported Dimitri Drekonja, MD, of the Minneapolis VA …
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A Road Back

A road back

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Tessie's previous stops had included a 28-day program at Hazelden addiction treatment center in Minnesota, which laid a foundation for recovery. After that, former state Sen. Steven A. Tolman helped her get a bed at Grace House in Worcester, but she …
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Editorial: The Free Press' Agenda for Improving Mental Health Care in Michigan:

Editorial: The Free Press' agenda for improving mental health care in Michigan:

Filed under: drug treatment centers in michigan

Michigan's 32 prisons hold thousands of mentally ill inmates, including as many as 200 isolated in segregation cells, where they are locked up for 23 hours a day or more, cut off from treatment programs, and often denied needed medications. The …
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